departure
The act of a plane leaving.
A departure that is planned for a specific time.
Leaving before the scheduled or expected time.
Leaving after the scheduled or expected time.
A departure that happens quickly and unexpectedly.
A fundamental and far-reaching change.
A departure that is about to happen very soon.
A very sudden and noticeable change.
Leaving quickly, often without proper planning.
A departure that is going to happen soon, often suggesting something significant or threatening.
A new and different direction or course of action.
A clear and sudden change in direction.
A change that is pleasant and desired.
A total change from previous methods or ideas.
A departure that happens unexpectedly and without warning.
Leaving in a short amount of time.
A significant change from what was previously done.
A change that is new and interesting.
Leaving by one's own choice, not forced.
The specific time at which one is scheduled to leave.
The gate at an airport from which a flight leaves.
The specific date on which one is scheduled to leave.
The waiting area at an airport for passengers before they get on their flight.
The place where a journey begins.
Used to specify the day or time of leaving.
A starting point for a discussion, argument, or course of action.
A change away from a usual method, style, or norm.
Prior to the time of leaving.
Indicates the starting point of the departure.
Indicates the destination of the departure.
A more formal way of saying 'before departure'.
At the time of leaving.
To be an example or embodiment of a change.
To make a departure happen later than planned.
To constitute a change from something.
To officially state that someone is leaving (e.g., a job).
To be a sign of a new and different direction.
To leave or go away from a place.
To make a departure happen sooner.